Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-05
BRIEF NOTES.


| The Inaugural Ball Finance Committe
{ will meet at w. P. Coleman's office at 7:3l
! this evening.
The steamer Dover arrived from the up
per Sacramento yesterday, with barg,
load of grain.
/; Constable w. H. Hawk, of Granite
Township, has filed his official bond, witt
J. Hyman and Louis Klumpp as sureties
Bell & Co. will sell at auction at 10 A. NJ
| to-day. at their salesroom, No. 927 K street
furniture, household goods, soap, buggies
| etc.
! The highest and lowest Signal Service
| temperature yesterday was $50 and $50. with
variable winds and weather foggy to cloudy
| and clear.
e. S. Rego, who has been on the Chico
| police force for several years, has been APP
pointed by Secretary of State Hendricks as
one of the watchmen at the State Capitol
This evening, at the Restaurant de France,
General Carey's staff will give him COM
plimentary banquet. Among the invited
guests are Governor Stoneman and Gov
ernor-elect Bartlett.
Commencing with yesterday, regular pas
senger trains will run on the California and
Oregon Railroad to Dunsmuir, and swing
train between that place and Edgewood,
carrying passengers, mail and express.
Officer Farren left last evening for VIM
nemucca, to bring back F. A. Campbell,
who was stopped there by dispatch sent
by Chief Dillman, accusing him of grand
larceny, in stealing $500 belonging to J. H
Mendel.
Sheriff Hale, of Alameda county, passed
through the city yesterday, conveying to
the State Prison at Folsom VIM. Smith,
who is to serve three years for burglary.
His offense consisted in entering building
and stealing two paint brushes y!
The snagboat Seller has been hauled out
on the marine ways in Washington to re-
ceive general going over during the win
ter, and is SO near the top of the ways that
there is room for another boat to be taken
on beneath her if it should be necessary.
The harness, or at least portion of it,
found in the possession of All Jim when
arrested by officers Agner and Rider last
Monday on suspicion of having stolen it,
has been identified as the property of Cur
It's Hall, who lives near Florin. Jim will
be charged with burglary.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court Donald James Nelson, native of
Canada, has been admitted to citizenship
on the testimony of VIM. A. Thorne aud
Charles Adams; also, Walter Henry
Stocker, native of England, on the testi-
mony of James Parsons and w. II. Wright.
The following officers of Red Cloud Tribe,
No. Al, l. o. r. NJ, were installed last
evening by District Deputy George Bron-
ner: Sachem, F. ] Bidwell Senior Sag
amore, Joseph Banquier, Jr.; Junior Saga
more, G. B. Clark Prophet, l.. w. Gro
then Warriors, A. G. Farewell, Con
Sullivan. ]. B. Rodgers and ]. B. Burdg !;
Braves, Jos. Lindberg, f. Franson, L: Pear
son and c. B. Hallburg G. of W., E.
Berdote First Senap, f. c. Hopkins Sec
ond Senap, G. f. Bronner.
Mary johnson, the Terror" was fined
$50, with the usual alternative, in the
Police Court yesterday morning for dis
turbing the peace, but the commitment was
withheld on her agreeing to leave the city
and stay away This she promised faith
fully to do, but about o'clock last evening
officer Rider found her at Second and
streets, very drunk even for her. She was
taken to the calaboose, and the commit
ment to the County Jail will be enforced
against her to-day, doubtless.
Collins, the agile and never-failing left.
fielder of the Louisville Baseball Club, is
paying the city visit, and will remain
until toward the close of the week. He is
all anxious to return East. In fact, if he
can see his way clearly, he will remain on
the Coast. He would be a great acquisi-
ton to the Atlas, if they could secure him,
or to any organization, being fine batter
as well as fielder. He says the Louisvilles
will probably arrange for game with the
Atlas before returning East next month.
Yesterday officer Ferral arrested the
Chinese peddler to whom attention was
called in the RECORD UNION few days
since because of his Entertainment of his
horse poor old beast spawned and with
large sores on his back, but nevertheless
made by his owner to do hard work daily
and left at night to wander about and pick
up such food from piles of refuse as he
might be able to secure. The officer IL
tended to put charge of misdemeanor-
cruelty to animals-agaiust the Chinaman,
but he was let off on his promising to take
the horse outside of the city limits and kill
him.
Justice OF the Peace Devine transacted his
first business as an examining magistrate
Yesterday, when he heard the case of The
People VS.. Joseph George, who was arrested
at San Francisco and brought back here on
warrant sworn out by NJ. ]. Silva, of
Sherman Island, who accused him of en-
tering his scow and stealing $40 in coin, a
gold chain, q pistol and other property.
The Justice, after hearing the testimony,
| held George to answer before the Superior
Court in 81 600 bail. The prisoner realizes
that he is " in hole" and has intimated
that he will plead guilty and enter upon
his State Prison work as soon as possible.
| Department Two of the Superior Court
was engaged yesterday in hearing the case
of Mary NJ. Linn (colored) VS. ]. d. Tate ct
| al, in which plaintiff seeks damages in the
sum of $25, 900 and the possession of the
| east half of the north 56a feet of lot 1, | and
J, Third and Fourth streets. This prop
erty, she claims, belonged to her uncle, q.
| Simpson, who, dying in 1860, his admins
traitor sold il to Tate. Plaintiff claims that
the administrator sale was def Give, and
that she is Simpsons heir and entitled 10
the property, and damages for the time she
has been kept from its use. Defendants
alleged that plaintiffs assertion that she
was not of age when her father died is in
correct, and that her suit is barred by the
statute of Limitations. Further that she is
not Simpsons heir, because he left three
children residing III Kansas when he died
Byron Ball and J. D. Harding, of Wood
land, represent the plaintiff and A. L. Hart
and Judge Tubbs the defendant The CASE
was not completed yesterday.
|
A HUSBAND MIssING.-George Smith ant
wife arrived here ON Monday from Reno
at which place they were married about si1
weeks ago They took rooms at the Glee
man House. and that evening he went out
saying that he was going TO attend to some
business, and up to yesterday afternoon
had not returned. As he took with hin
all the money they had, his wife was no
only worried over his disappearance, bu
left without the means to pay for hel
board, and has applied to the police for as
sistance in ascertaining what has become
of her missing husband.
There is nothing so sweet as duty, anC
all the best pleasures OF life come in th'
wake of duties done.
Buy your wife " Domestic" Sewing
Machine for New Year on installmei.ts
Office, Ninth and j.
MAIHUsHEKn PIANOS are tue best or
every point. John F. Cooper, agent.